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4-Hers
York and Berks County 4-
H members learned
specialized leadership skills
and participated in Bicen
tennial programs when they
took part in Pennsylvania 4-
H Leadership Congress,
June 21-24, on the Penn
sylvania State University
main campus.
The two county
delegation’s joined with
approximately 1300 other 4-H
members from all counties
in the Commonwealth to
share and contribute ideas
which will improve local
community programs. At 4-
H Congress, they took part in
assemblies, discussion and
interest groups, and
recreational activities.
, Members from York Co.
participating in 4-H
Congress were: Linda
Brown, Laurie Dobrosky,
Helen MarsteUer, Jonathan
Myers, Kay Swartz, David
Warner, Bonnie Wire,
Tommy Welsh, Linda
Ebaugh, Tim Eisenhart,
Christy Waltersdorff, Karen
Hemminger, John Mum
mert, Terri Lehigh, Paul
Myers, HI, Sue Schneider,
Tim Beck, Marvin Krone,
and Kerry Zinn.
The Berks Co. delegates
were:
Club Congress; Marie
Adam, Demetra Blaine, lisa
Breininger, Darlene
Dietrich, Sharon Everhart,
Mark Folk, Linda Fryer,
Donald 1 Lengel, Judy
Maisbury, Randy Moyer,
Todd Moyer, 1108 Neufeld,.
Wanda Oswald, Brenda
Procopis, Debbie Richards,
Sonia Rivera, Karen Sat
tazahn, Shawn Scheidt,
Alane Seiler, lisa Spatz,
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